Examples of using Surplus value in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They want surplus value.
Do you remember what Karl Marx said about surplus value?
Surplus value intellect is several times higher than the incremental cost of oil.
Marx called this surplus value.
The surplus value that remains after income tax is deducted, generates new capital, which attempts to find lucrative investments.
Marx called this profit“surplus value”.
The expropriation of substantial surplus value is the basis for the economic and political domination of the working class.
Finally there is the surplus value(s).
Yet, despite the appropriation of surplus value, Marx stresses that the capitalist does not personally enjoy what he gains.
There are two other less positive but unavoidable components of surplus value.
We agree that manufacturing has been the heartland of surplus value production since the Second World War.
The sum of parts"B" and"C"will be referred as the negative part of surplus value.
The principle of surplus value is wrapped, in those means, with various mystifications, such as the lord natural right to the land.
If equivalent values are exchanged, no surplus value can be realized.
With the rise of European industrialism, Marx and his colleague, Engels,witnessed and responded to the growth of what he called"surplus value.".
What Marx fails to explain iswhy government employees would handle surplus value more efficiently than capitalists.
The rate of surplus value is therefore an exact expression for the degree of exploitation of labor power by capital, or of the laborer of the capitalist.
What matters is not that a restaurant produces food,but that it produces surplus value and profit.
Lacan(1968- 1969, pp. 64- 65)concludes that the secret gain of surplus value is both the product and the motor of the capitalist production system.
Marx's view of capitalism saw rich capitalists getting richer and their workersgetting poorer(the gap, the exploitation, was the"surplus value").
In Marx's system, laughter refers to the capitalist's gain of surplus value, and to the process of alienation that this entails.
All surplus value, in whatever particular form it may afterwards crystallise itself, be it profit, interest, rent, or any other, is in substance only the material shape of unpaid labour.
Under capitalism, the system of piece work and of grading, the application of the Taylor system, etc.,have as their object to increase the exploitation of the workers by the squeezing out of surplus value.
The discovery of surplus value suddenly threw light on the problem, in trying to solve which all previous investigations, of both bourgeois economists and socialist critics, had been groping in the dark”.
However, many Marxist argue that unlike in capitalism the Soviet elites did not own the means of production,or generated surplus value for their personal wealth like in capitalism as the generated profit from the economy was equally distributed into Soviet society.
Marxist literature defines state capitalism as a social system combining capitalism with ownership or control by a state- by this definition, a state capitalist country is one where the government controls the economy and essentially acts like a single huge corporation,extracting the surplus value from the workforce in order to invest it in further production.
They do not agree with the atheist and antireligious views held by secular Marxists, but do agree with many of the economic and existential aspects of Marxist theory, such as the idea thatcapitalism exploits the working class by extracting surplus value from the workers in the form of profits and that wage labor is a tool of human alienation that promotes arbitrary and unjust authority.